After a brief delay, we're back! This week, lovers, we're tackling Yorgos Lanthimos' The Lobster (2015). The Greek-directors absurdist take on romance and relationships is a fine fit for the show, if we can muster through it. In this week's show, we explore Lanthimos' look at dating, being okay with being single, and how blind love is. If you're ready to dive in, we'd love to have you listen along.
On Episode 30 of You've Got Love, we're looking at the Best Picture winning 2008 phenomenon Slumdog Millionaire. This story chronicles the lives of three youth growing up orphaned on the streets of Mumbai. In their adult years, Jamal tries to seek out the girl he loves—to do so, he goes onto India's Who Wants to be a Millionaire in hopes of catching her eye. We're talking brother relationships, fate versus pursuit, and toxic power dynamics. Tune in now!
Hello lovers! We're back this week with a classic from 1951, An American in Paris. Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron are crossed lovers who meet and form a love square with their additional suitors. Can a down-on-his-luck artist get the girl? He's going to do his best to dance his way to her heart. Backed by a Gershwin soundtrack and featuring a 20-minute dance sequence, An American in Paris was a craze in 1951, but we want to explore how the relationships have stood up over time.
Welcome back lovers and listeners! This week on You've Got Love, we're getting our prom looks together as we discuss Pretty in Pink. This 80s classic is taking us back to funky hair and high school romances as Molly Ringwald attempts to romance the rich dreamboat, even though Dancin' Jon Cryer is right there. We're talking money and manipulation as we take a look at this high school romance.
On the newest episode of the You've Got Love, we're taking a look at Billy Wilder's award-winning classic, The Apartment. This romance takes place over the course of winter 1959. Bud loans his apartment to the executives from work in hopes of career advancement, but when the girl he admires gets involved, it causes him to rethink the arrangement. This week, we're talking toxic relationships and givers and takers. Tune in and join us for our discussion of Billy Wilder's The Apartment.
On Episode 26 of You've Got Love, we're heading back to 1999 to look at the modernized take on Taming of the Shrew. It's Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles going head to head as Patrick and Kat in 10 Things I Hate About You. We outline the laundry list of relationships in this movie and try to pull out the things of interest and elements that work. Plus, we want to hear your poem about "10 Things I Hate About..." and fill in the blank! Hit us with your art on social media!
On the newest episode of You've Got Love, we're indulging our sweet tooth as we look back at the 2000 romance Chocolat. Nominated for 5 Academy Awards and starring a host of good performers, Chocolat is a tale of love and overcoming prejudice in a small French village. We talk about passion and neighborly love, and how love works on the heart. We also get into how you can't a change a person, no matter how much you'd like to. Tune in now!
On the newest episode of You've Got Love, we're taking a look at Craig Gillispie's Lars and the Real Girl. Your faithful hosts are back diving into multiple relationships and topics at play in this quirky 2007 romantic comedy. In the movie, we pick up on the main relationships and how it deals with in-laws, honest conversations, trauma, grief and isolation. So, grab a friend (imaginary or real) and join us as we walk alongside Lars and the Real Girl.
On Episode 23 of You've Got Love, we're traveling through time and space to talk romance and intentions. That's right, our subject this week is James Mangold's Kate & Leopold from 2001. This fantasy romance is a hoot as fish-out-of-water Hugh Jackman attempts to woo modern working girl Meg Ryan with the help of her brother and the disdain of her boss. So, tune in as we break down the relationships that drive the narrative of Kate & Leopold.
Hello lovers! On this week's episode, we're going back to 1951 to discuss the John Huston movie, The African Queen. We got Bogie, we got Katie Hepburn, but do we have love? With these two opposites stuck on a boat, anything is possible! This look at the citizen's role in war is ripe for romance. So join us as we board The African Queen.
Hello lovers! On this week's episode, we're going back to 1951 to discuss the John Huston movie, The African Queen. We got Bogie, we got Katie Hepburn, but do we have love? With these two opposites stuck on a boat, anything is possible! This look at the citizen's role in war is ripe for romance. So join us as we board The African Queen.
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